50501 protest latest news: 50501 protesters arrive outside JD Vance’s house: ‘Nazi Eligi … is a shame for your children’

50501 ‘Hands’ protesters took the streets on Saturday to protest against the Donald Trump administration, which reached the home of Vice President JD Vance on the basis of the naval observatory of the United States at North Western DC on Saturday. A poster seen in an image of a protest outside his house made fun of Vance’s best -selling book Hilibili Eligi. “JD’s Nazi Alig is writing a legacy of shame for her children and history.”
JD Vance was in Rome on Saturday, although he did not meet Pope Francis. A statement by the Vatican stated that JD Vance interacted with Cardinal Piyetro Parolin and “International status was exchanged, especially about the countries affected by war, with political stress and special attention to migrants, refugees and prisoners in difficult human conditions.” It was seen as a snub for the Pope’s Vice President, who repeatedly called Donald Trump’s collective exile attempt “insult” and “serious sin” – at home and abroad at a double whami for the Vice President.
The 50501 movement has 50 protests, 50 states and 1 movement. The first major opposition was on April 5 and today it was extended with more than 400 protests across the country. A spokesman of 50501, Hunter Dun, described the group as “pro-democracy, pro-action-constitution, non-violent ground level movement”. Apart from the April 5 movement, what determines today’s opposition, Dun said that today’s protest is more about awareness and less about protest.
“We have registered all the Democrats, registered independent and registered Republicans because they all believe in America, as they all believe in a fair government that puts people before profits.”
After the protests outside the residence of Vance, the next place was the Washington Memorial, the database of the events.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia over Wance and Row

JD Vance came under fire regarding the exile of Maryland’s father Kilmar Ebrego Garcia, who is illegally living in the US, although a court verdict in 2019 banned his exile. When a court ruled against exile and the Trump administration said that the man was disarmed wrongly, JD Vance falsely claimed that Garcia was a convicted MS -13 member